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[John Brazier]

Brian wrote:
>>And, in any event, were such a jury was ever to be convened the 
>>assumption would have to be that the result would represent some sort 
>>of average of UK public opinion rather than the idiosyncratic views of 
>>12 randomly selected people.

Roland responded:
>You are not alone in fearing the incompetence of juries.

Actually this is something of a calumniation. Every lawyer I know has
reported to me that almost all juries take their responsibilities extremely
seriously, and work hard at trying to get it right. I get the impression
that frequently they are more considerate of the evidence and even-handed
than the bewigged one in charge of the proceedings.

Prune.